Consider a baseband bus where the average distance between any two stations is 375m with a data rate of 10Mbps and a propagation delay of 200m/μs. If two stations begin to transmit at exactly the same time, how long does it take for each to notice the interference, and how many bit are sent by each station by that time.

Consider a baseband bus where the average distance between any two stations is 375m with a data rate of 10Mbps and a propagation delay of 200m/μs. If two stations begin to transmit at exactly the same time, how long does it take for each to notice the interference, and how many bit are sent by each station by that time.

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Chapter8: Data And Network Communication Technology

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